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Suns of Beaches

28th June
2005
written by Caryn

Spending an entire week on the beach with no computer and no awareness of the internets is an interesting experience for someone who spends a lot of time working in this business. It was a well-earned break (if I do say so myself) — and I’ll be posting some more about that later, but the main things I learned on my summer vacation include:

  • I don’t know how to relax
  • I need a hobby that doesn’t involve electricity
  • You can get a sunburn on the tops of your feet and many other odd places
  • Sometimes things in the ocean are better left… in the ocean
  • There’s something to be said for privacy
  • You’re never too big for a bikini
  • All you can eat seafood — a good thing
  • Sand goes where it wants to
  • Family vacations aren’t for the faint of heart
  • You’re never too old to build a sandcastle

    • Virginia Beach

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    2 Comments

    1. jamelah
      11/07/2005

      1. I think that you can, in fact, be too big for a bikini.
      2. That shell totally freaks me out, yet I am strangely drawn to it.

    2. Waterhot
      11/07/2005

      1. I’m not quite sure what you meant by your original statement about bikinis, but I think Jamelah is probably right. You’re definitely right about sandcastles though. And sand.
      2. It’s only when I read Jamelah’s comment that I realised it was a shell and not the skull of some animal.